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Vote for your favorite northwest Louisiana high school athlete of the week from our list of 12 standout nominees.

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  • Vote here for a Shreveport Times Week 7 Non-football AOW candidate.
  • Vote for your favorite northwest Louisiana high school athlete of the week from our list of 12 standout nominees.

Voting is now open online for The Shreveport Times High School Athlete of the Week, sponsored by Raising Cane’s, the Shreveport-Bossier Sports Commission and Cosse and Silmon Orthodontics, which includes student-athletes in Louisiana high school sports other than football from 12 northwest Louisiana schools.Fans of those students, their schools or their particular sport can vote at shreveporttimes.com under “sports” for their favorite. Voting will continue through Friday evening with the winner announced Monday.Weekly winners will receive a backpack, a boxed lunch combo and some additional swag courtesy of Raising Cane’s and Cosse and Silmon, along with a short feature story on their accomplishments, courtesy of The Times.TOP DOGS: Here’s your week 9 Northwest La. superlative football performancesWINNERS: Woodlawn, NCHS notch inaugural 2026 wins before HalloweenOn the Week 7 ballot for the 2026-27 school year are Vivian Howard, Airline cross country; Brynan Huffman, Benton volleyball; Bella Hood, Benton cross country; Jaslyn Ratliff, BTW cheer; Molly Reagan, Byrd volleyball; Nathaniel Honea, Caddo Magnet cross country; Skylar Hogan, Haughton volleyball; Ella Parker, Captain Shreve volleyball; Winston Tatum, Loyola cross country; Makenzie Longoria, North DeSoto cheer; A'leiya Brewer, Northwood volleyball and Dani Vargas, Parkway cross country.YOU CAN VOTE HERE:The High School Athlete of the Week includes athletes from all LHSAA sports other than football. In the fall, that includes volleyball, cross country, swimming and cheerleading.Coaches and school administrators can submit their candidates for the recognition to jwatson@shreveporttimes.com.Jimmy Watson covers Louisiana sports for the USA TODAY Network. Email him at jwatson@shreveporttimes.com and follow him on Twitter @JimmyWatson6.PREVIOUS WINNERS:Week 6: Alyssa Giddings, Haughton cross countryWeek 5: Layla Davidson, Benton volleyballWeek 4: N/AWeek 3: Ava Puckett, Ruston cheerWeek 2: Rylee Gunter, Many volleyballWeek 1: Sam Ivins, Benton cross countryThis article originally appeared on Shreveport Times: Vote here for a Shreveport Times Week 7 Non-football AOW candidate

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